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Aug. 5th, 2006 11:48 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
ship_go_boomIt's a beautiful day. By beuatiful, I mean that it's mildly overcast, but not so cloudy as to be oppressive. Which means I am clad in jeans and a sweater! The birds are singing harmoniously, for once.
We also have baby horses. Nell Fenwick was born a couple weeks ago, and is psuedo-black with two white feet and a really lovely, even trotting gait (her feet lift way up, and her head barely moves at all). The colt, as yet only known as Itsaboy or possibly Moo, was born sometime between 10pm and 4am last night. He's cute and wobbly and tiny, and all splotchy (seriously, he looks like he's part cow).
By all reasoning, I should be in a great mood. But am I? Nooo. I'm inexplicably tired, have a headache, and am completely unmotivated. So instead of labelling renfaire pictures so I can get them uploaded, writing, making icons, getting moss to help fill out my MPN, or even making lunch that involves actual cooking, all of shich should be done, I'm trying to figure out what tv-based entertainment I should park myself in front of and making prefab noodles.
Should I go for:
Macbeth (BBC,1983 starring Nicol Williamson)
Othello (1990, Ian McKellan as Iago)
Baz Luhrman's La Boheme (1993 Australian run, not the one that toured the US)
Or should I drag Moss downstairs to watch some SG-1 DVDs, preferably something with Ba'al?
P.S. Is it bad that I recognized Dan Payne in last night's SGA?
We also have baby horses. Nell Fenwick was born a couple weeks ago, and is psuedo-black with two white feet and a really lovely, even trotting gait (her feet lift way up, and her head barely moves at all). The colt, as yet only known as Itsaboy or possibly Moo, was born sometime between 10pm and 4am last night. He's cute and wobbly and tiny, and all splotchy (seriously, he looks like he's part cow).
By all reasoning, I should be in a great mood. But am I? Nooo. I'm inexplicably tired, have a headache, and am completely unmotivated. So instead of labelling renfaire pictures so I can get them uploaded, writing, making icons, getting moss to help fill out my MPN, or even making lunch that involves actual cooking, all of shich should be done, I'm trying to figure out what tv-based entertainment I should park myself in front of and making prefab noodles.
Should I go for:
Macbeth (BBC,1983 starring Nicol Williamson)
Othello (1990, Ian McKellan as Iago)
Baz Luhrman's La Boheme (1993 Australian run, not the one that toured the US)
Or should I drag Moss downstairs to watch some SG-1 DVDs, preferably something with Ba'al?
P.S. Is it bad that I recognized Dan Payne in last night's SGA?
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on 2006-08-05 07:42 pm (UTC)Go watch La Boheme. Then I'll have decent music while reading fic & playing Baldur's Gate II... We can do the SG-1 thing later. (We like ze Ba'al; ze Ba'al is goooood.)
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on 2006-08-05 08:16 pm (UTC)La Boheme was a good idea. I know feel much better, yet slightly depressed. Hm.
That's opera for ya.
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on 2006-08-05 08:24 pm (UTC)I now feel much better. Theoretically.
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on 2006-08-05 08:16 pm (UTC)Ian M is good in that :)
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on 2006-08-05 08:33 pm (UTC)I just finished La Boheme (very good; depressing, yet strangely cheering at the same time), I think I'll go for Othello next if I can't talk Moss downstairs (because it's no fun ogling ex-Mr. South Africa by yourself!).